26 Oct 1883
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1883
Page
1
A fragmented transcript presents a poem describing autumn scenes and longing. Imagery includes blooming goldenrod asters maple leaves sunflowers grapes peaches and meadows. The speaker expresses heartfelt devotion and yearning toward a beloved as seasons shift to autumn.
In a Vermont village, Deacon Grover contemplates remarriage after the death of his wife. Aunt Jerusha, a wary sister, and Miss Green discuss the deacon’s bachelor life and rumors of a new partner. Enter Clarissa Howe, a Vermont dressmaker, moving to Harland to find work and a new start.
In a springtime village, Clarissa Howe, once young and orphaned, wins Deacon Jacob Grover’s heart after a lengthy courtship. Amid community gossip and Jerusha’s protectiveness, Clarissa secures a modest home, a new dressmaker position, and a rain of household respect as their union shapes a brighter future.
The article excerpts a veterinary guide by Dr Watts on canine distemper. It details symptoms such as fever, coughing, breathing trouble, and neurological fits, notes contagion risk, urges emetics and supportive care, and recommends consulting a physician when symptoms worsen.
A note indicates that the Kimball proof has been fully demonstrated within the magazine setting. The text highlights the completion of the demonstration and cites the publication as the venue. The detail emphasizes the mathematical result and its confirmation.
The town sits on the Main Line of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad located 48 miles west of Mitchell and 22 miles east of Chamberlain. It features a public school building, churches, a first class post office, two banks, two hotels, a large grain elevator and ground material for another, three lumber yards with sizable stocks, blacksmith shops, livery stables, and stores covering all trades. Investors are promised strong incentives to settle and develop here.
The Brule County Agricultural Fair Grounds adjoins the townsite and is noted as one of the best fair grounds in the Territory with a good half mile track.
The town is booming and officials invite investors to capitalize on rising demand. Local developers predict sustained growth as new projects attract capital and job opportunities, signaling a robust short term market for real estate and business ventures.
D Warner, originator of the town site, platts three adjoining additions with extending streets. His ads boast affordable residence lots, Main Street blocks for sale to aspiring businessmen. He extols Dakota climate, milder than Ohio Indiana Illinois, ample rainfall, pure water and favorable social conditions. For details, contact a.
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